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GI. the CHAR" NvA ilp 'ELIEF of POOR WIDOWS of COMMISSION and bst,.I'INT OFFICES of the ROYAL NAVY, to grant the' b e f: I'ENSIONS to the Widows of Officers who have diedtheir' ikh rt , e the expiration of Twelve Morttbs from the time of note , I gek in such cases as it shall appear to them, upon m Itutierineeitigation,..that their Marriage did not take place . g od o.lebtanilig tti;tlo4,l)/ eit;ttiustances implying fraud, or any improper in Pension. that 411,31141til Highness having been also pleased. to direct of Naval Officer, entitled tu, or re . c l e s i . ri . n a g: ido P"nsi°", who .' (J ay MARRY again, on ur after the t ttfld °lay subsecircentlihecome a Widow, shall, et+s.prtit"le t" Mind Of her.second Widowhood, be allowed the AteCwhich she was etitialeti prior to her RE-MAR tiun ") the Provided h ercirtatrastances are within the -limita , 1"' Charity. rs y. t ° Rive N otice.thereof, and that Copies of the New 1 . 0 4 t i , i ltl) l n tiS of the Cha rity, and Forms of the Affidavit to he 1-thag ed bY Sea Officers' Widows, may be obtained by .P.:110". ad aged by to th e SecretarY of * the Admiralty,, or 7 t„, "41 NVlication at th e Admiralty:Offlce, and at the e N b e ,v i t t l r: , e , :altresident Commissioners of the Navy, at the sere- A . t it 4 4 rl°ail lh e Affi davit on t h e Old Form for the next Quarter adkitte4. PUBLICATIONS. ENDOWED SCHOOLS. 'hare existed, anti in a:ll4ii- - o . fliers some abuses are • supposed to exist? - no—The object of the Party is to arm some of, their friends with these extraordinary powers, to enable ti,em with more success to diffuse that spirit of vital Christianity which has already engendered such feuds within the Church ; and, to show their di, nterestedness and 'patriotism, they are to have Salaries hy STA.. TUTE,Ihat theymay riot be considered as dependent On the. Crown. Indeed, in the ever tof vacancies by 'death, removal, or resignation, the Crown ho by this Bull only the alternativt: of. selecting 9!ke persn out of ---,persons tolo shall bare beers previously named by the rernaining Connuissionets; and how any of them - are to be removed is not pr-o viiled for by this Bill !—A more glaring interfet- ence with the Constituted Authorities we never sac and theraore we again recommend/the Bill - to the serious attention 'of the Public. This Bill will include within' its operation the East India 'College, the Public School at St. Bees, Harrow, the Chatter-House, Ritgby, St. Paul's, Merchant Tailors', Leeds, Manchester, Shrewsbury, and all the other endowed Schools in England and Wales; the exemption in the Bill being confined to the Universities of Cambridge and 'Oxford., the Col leges and Halls within them, ,the Radcliffe Infir mary at Oxford, the Oolleges of Winchester, Eron, and Westminster; arid to the Schools belonging to,persons of rite Jewish persuasion, and the so ciety of people called Qnalicrs. On Monday, April 20th, will be published, rill-1E FUDGE FAMI LY IN PARIS, in a Se ries of Letters, - from Phil. Fudge, Esq.' Miss giddy Fudge, Mr. BO &c. Edited 17Y THONIAS' BROWN, the Younger, Antlaor of the Two-Penny Post Bag. . . . _ . _ • A Bill has been, brought into Parliament by Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, Mr. BABINGTOI , .:, and Mr. BROUGHAM, to appoint - Commissioners to enquire INtO THE NATURE ANIS MANAGEMENT OF CHA RITIES 'contlectcll with Education, and the State of the Etincation of the Poor ; and they are to examine into andinvestigate the amount, nature, and application-Of all estates andlitnds, of what . nature or kind - soever, and the produce thereof, destined or intended to be wholly or in part ap• , plied/to the purposs of Education in England and Wales; and to examine into and investigate all breaches of trust, irregtilarities, frauds; abuses, or supposed abuses or misconduct, in relation - to, and, in the management or appropri a tion or nun-ap propriation and mis-appropriation of, such estates and funds. And these Cotnmissioners - are to have. SALARIES, and are to form themselves into Com mittees, and to TkAvet. throughout England and Wales, and to hold Meetings when and where they please, and to summon persons before them, and to send for papers and records, and with power to commit persons to prison for disobedience of their orders, They are also to have a Secre tary and other officers, who are likewise to have salaries and their expences; and Tuns, a heavy ed ditional charge is to be thrown on the public, at a moment of depression, and. whets the occasion, does not require it ! But that : a : measure of this nature should have originated in such a. quarter does not surprise tas, it being 'part of the system pursued by the Party, to attempt an interference with every thing connected with the Establish, merit. • , Printed for Longman, • Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. On Tuesday, the 29th of April, will hepuhlished, in Bvo. 6s 6d. H ISTORACAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the FOrßni CANTO of CHILDB HAROLD. By JOHN HORHOUSF,, Esq. 4.f Trinity College, caul - bridge, A.M. and F.R.S. Ptinted_for Jolts URRAY, Albemarle-street, London. On Tuesday, the 28th of April, will be published, in Bro. 12s, H FOURTH and LA ST CANTO of CtilL!)S HAROLD, with other Poems and Notes. By the Right lion. LOBO BYRON. Printed for JotiN MURRAY, Albemarle-street, London. *.*•Persons desirous of receiving this Work npon its first Pubjication, are requested to order it immediately from their. 'respective Bookselleks in Town or Country.; ENCLOSURE OF EPPING .FOREST.. To-morrow will he published, price ls. the Second. Edition, Tll 0.0 G S .on the ENC LOSURE of WALT AM, (commonly called EPPING), and HAI— NAtTur. FORESTS ; in which a New Plan is suggested for Disafforesting the same, with the Heads of the . Bill . proposed for that purpose. " Is not the separate property of a thing the great cause " of its endearment ? .Dues anyone respect aCommon as much as he does his Garden ?":—Sourti. *re, La n. r oW 3 ofBC Cr4, 0 7 1 )° 1 WO°l6 By an OLD INHABITANT. Printed for J. M. Richardson, 43, Cornhill. J. ',V. rItOrtER. NEW EDITIONS OF DR. JOHNSON'S '%VORKS, WITH LIFE - , BY ARTHUR MURPHY, ESQ. . In various Sizes{ This Day were published, Elegantly- printed in 12 Volumes Octavo, with a Portrait, from an urigitral, Picture by. Sir Joshua ; Reynolds, price 41. IGs. in boards; or in 12 pocket Volumes, price 21. 144. • in. boards, New Editions of From the LONDON GA Z,ETI E, APRIL 14.. d I" !n L pres° s hou ld fi%eo lei OrS fi t t i t WOl3l- THE LOTTERY. tt I N I- n ED as T.• M5ll lt as aIWAVS be en b y z 4 , 1 nIC S Of P u bli c Savour, h e embraces, w i th ex zt thr'ee on arbest opp,, r t uni ty congralulatin . g • _ his l td , 'n s ki 'e e s uccessful issue of •the Lettery just ti ole he respectfully otlers•his unfeigned acknow- 1 0 ' 4 y, "), their p at row g It. 'ves him great .pleisure ;tliNtaldtl, F o rt•une_fav; : 7lrs those who faeour ;" dud I ) : w anting in that gratitude, sn justly dm*, ;maeta, a ' w ais auxin n; to pa}, did ht,not expire.ss Jus higt l Fktt e '"l' ,- ,for th at politic: lFavour, which has . s' con him.—Tlie.Splendi{l List of Capitl.l3.s.pld.lo , tits tis , lai)l. € h as to 4[11104 . 11CC (+ hough in ... a b n'a that it should all be livid by one indirnlual), astoni;ltio‘ ,, by, those wt:o liave roarked C)1441; "•C -4 ()I t hat gv,4l -. fort s one w,biCti has invariably,. arid th e. Tj r /ea r' , . attended his Otiice3. It will Ile seen that. O fth, ''" 4 . 3 0,000 Prize; w! , .i01 the'Schemeconlained, nisH, gold Tiv . NufulierS, entitled each to Four P i pes of Of th • BISI-I. sold A • e lbree Five Tbous'and Pound Prizes, 4,, nri o nd f , sold Two!, "l AD • • Half of 111 the other Ca pitals, .1 sl,ooo Sixteenths....... pitals, .../ • • nl6 Sixteen t' s i . ; " :„, „u,lllerl to - Four Pipes of Port Wine, "•Irl7 also.to Four Pipes of Port NVine, p .. 71 " • ... Priz'e of .5,600 Fi r e ~ n tir of ' • ..... Pri ze of L.5,000 df EI:iIDEs ' 1 Six of •Ar .400 I Sixteen 0f....L.200 th,,;(1111',••/,500 ;,Twelve of.. I, .: 1 .00 I &c. Scc . ,"7'4%.,. Ortieulais (in what manner, and to 'what places nkt./ rn distrihntrd will.l;e published in a few days: I r i n ee ,ki , g. '; 'l,', , t)w to amtounce a. New Lottery, -to cons- DaY, ith JUNE. It contains :s) Thre e p r j 7es o L./0,90D-107 Capitals.— ,with only dui t ur,:' n ds Will recolt f ert that lie was the tir . st, Con -I"dice so man y' C ap i ta l P r i zes , an d t h e present ad Otat'd a similar Plan, on acconot of the approbation which it acquired in the t~oatK .Is. " I Nm e , e es fli " SIIMIE n S are now on Sale at BIM% For. ornbill, and 9, Charing : cross, London, 'n England, Irelan Sc d, and otland. Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenait of the County of Sussex. Bertrath Lord Viscount St. Asa ph to be Deeuty.Lieutenant. Hastings Regimelit of Sussek Local Mililiti—Dertram Los'lit Viscount St. Asap!' to be Lieutenant-.. Colonel. HE WORKS of SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D.; With an Essay on his Life'and Genius. By All:mint URVH Y, E4q. Printed for Nichols and Son; F. C. • and J. Ricington; A. Strahan ; G. Nicol and Son ; G. Wilkie ; C. Davis ; • T. - Egerton; J. Deighten and Sons; J. Nunn ; Lackington and Co., J. 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The Bill contains many singular and unprece dented clauses. It will supersede the power of .the Court of Chancery, and .render nugatory the right of the Attorney General to interfere in these ,cases. There is not at present any limitation of time as to the continuance of this Act, and therefdre it will become a PERPq.TuAt. jurisdiction in matters of this sort. .:The power proposed .to be given to these Commissioners is perfectly arbitrary and inquisitorial ; for there is not any Clause in the Bill enabling a party to demur to their proceed ings or otherwise:, or any mode..af .o : peal or re lict to any grievance wjtieh may arise trom their conduct. And as the Schools which are evidently the principal_ objects of the Party With Whom this measure originates, are Schools connected with the Church rtf England, surely some qualification should be required of these Commissioners, that they are members of, and living in conformity with, that Church, and therefOre they should be obliged to qualify HS such, before they are allowed to act under this Bill, should it pass :into a Law ; lest by allowing persons of any, pr indeed.of all, per suasions to become Commis'sioners tinder this Act, and giving them an influence over the Trustees or Governors and Masters of the Schools within their jurisdiction, further inroads maybe made on the Religion of the Country, and the SehOols of the Establishment placerrin the hands of Sec tarists of all denothinations. ' BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Proctor, Sheffield, optician, G. Proctor, Birwingliani, optician. BAN - KRUPTS. D. Daulby and R. Grace,. jun. Manchester, coal-merchants, April 27; 28, and May 26, at ten, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn-square. that is ;ecii° l) , , z ip, le v • 01- east ir :i Xe ,earn f fi: whor, w hics Fboti M. Ramscar, Pancras-lane, Rocklersbury, warehouseman, April 25, 27, and May 26,i at two, at the Warhen Bulkelt:y Arms Inn, Stoqlipert. Attornics, Messrs. Milne and l'arr a Temple. A. Illingworth. gate-merchant, April 18, 25 0 and slay 2a, at twclve, at Guildhall. Attoril4, Mr. I.llatid ford; Bruton-street. Beaeley-squaTe. • • J. SA'olbach, Woolwich, currier, April I8,•28, and .Nltly 26, at twelve, at' Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Sandotn,Slade's-place k Dept ford. • • . • . _ o f ibe 0.0 ic . „ . G. Soutbee, Canterhtiry ) grocer, April 18, 25, and May 26 j , at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, rthtinaasl 'street, %Jut J. Fittliand M. Balky, Dewsbury, clothiers, April 27, at the Sessions House, Wakefield, 28, and May 2G, at eleven, at . the White Lion Inn, Dewsbury. Attimiles, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, HoPiorn. vvis • ile a iL * W, D I WRi)V l:U.l✓l~l:liuy . OF..nlultl;4L'a TH • This Day was pUblished, P. Hardwick, ‘Vestbury, Somersetshire, innholder, April 24, at, eleven, May '2, et four, and 26, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies ) Messrs. Dyne and Sun, Lim coin's attri‘tomely printed in 4tO with two highly-finished En gravings of the present I.4itor, and of Dr.lllorell, price 0 10 4 oc oos f board;. EXIC O S/ GRIECO - PROSODIACUM Ld Auctore T. MORELL, S.l'. P. „ Olim vulgatuin I'ypis denuo MUnclarit, perniultis in locis correxit, exernplis a se Allatis, 'et Animadversionibus 11- loStravit, verb's, a Morello oniissis. Qtiant pluriniis auxit et Gracis vocibus, Latinain, versionew subjicit. EDV. .MALTBY, S. 'P.P. J. Butler, Prescott, Lancashire, nurseryman; April 18, May. 5, and 26, at ten, at Guitdliall, Attornies, Nlessis . Reardon. .and Davis, Corbet-court, Qracrectiureh-street. It. Howard, Stockport, manufacturer, April 23, 29, and May 26, at ten ' at the White Lion Inn, Stockport. Attornics, MeSsrs. Wright and Cole, Temple; • B. Dowgill, Great Wuodhuose Carr, Yorkshire, stonemason, May IS, 7, and 26,'at .eleven, at the New Court-House, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Essex-street, Strand. 1 to be s S* This new Edition is enlarged at least one-third ; the quantity of every Greek word is marked, and a Latin inter pretatiott added. In a copious Introduction, Dr. Maltby has most persiiictionity laid down the Laws of Greek Metre, and the Work now at once answers the purpose of • a Greek Dictionary and •Gradus. Cantabri,4ize• Typis Academicis Excudit Joannes Smith ; veneunt apiui Catlett et Davies.; F. C. et J. Rivington ; Payne et Fuss; J. Cut hell; J. Nunn Lackington et Sore.; Long man,• Hurst, Kee:, Orme, et Brown; J. Otridge; Law et Whittaker; Jeffery; J. Booker; R. H. Evans; J. Rich ardson; It. Priestley; G. Ginger; F.. Williams ; James Black ; J. Mawman ; R. S. Kerby; Baldwin, Cradock, et Joy, Londini ; -et Deighton et Socc., Catitaiirigiw; A. C. Lowe, Tolicaouse-yartl, merchant,. April IS, 25, an& May iG, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Attornoy, Mr.J. though ) South Mollon-streq. 0 0 tite t" Liotor- B. Fletcher, Deptford, linen-draper, Apr 11.25, May 2 and 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Concannot►, Great Suffolk-street, Southwark.- E. Land, Warwick-row, Black friars-road, baker, April 25, May 2, and 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chit d, King-street, Sout hwark; H. Leach and • . Ambrose, Bristol, linen-merchants, April 49, 30, and May id, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Brit& tol. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane) Gray's-inn•square. _ . _ cb t ". o il 11 ' 4 : lioitt es ; srin e " f ie ties 14 ; oe eriv i . of per ness o . zl ck (1 :i erce J. Weich ; Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, haberdasher, April 27 * 28, at four, and May 26, at eleven, at the Ship, Great Yar. mouth. Attorney, Mr. J. M. Nelson, Bernard's7itin, Holborn. • ' 'ibis Day was published, price ss. in boards, (Dedicated, by put - mission, to J. C. Curwen, Esq. S . . . . A TREATISF. 0,1 OILS and MANURES, as founded on actual Experience, and as combined with, the-leading Principles of Agriculture;' in which. the Theory, aoil Doctrines of Sir .1 - lumphry . Davy, and other Agricultural Chemists, are rendered familiar to the expe rienced Fai'mer. - ' • .. J. Lockwood, Stephen-street, Saint Pancras, chair-maker, April .25, May 2, and 2(3, at one, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. J. Hamilton, Berwick-street, Soho. J. St ill, other wise J. Warriner, Bristol, brass-founder, April 44, 27, and May 26, at twelve, at the Commercial Bristol. Attoruies, Messrs. Vizard and Blower, Lineones—, inn-fields. VAtIT2AL • TO. CAPITALISTS. • LE ' _FiIEEHOLD ESTATE IN SCOTLAND . PUB SALE. P„,§I'ATE- of TIJLLOES, in the County• tRk. at,d extend:lPA, to anottt,i,loo Acres ,of t.xcel,lßnt liow°„w let at about'snol. per Annum. The various 'N''''ll4heetee, expire in a few years, ivh, rt a great rise of A Y'l„ ',lt.ained. It is. situated three utiles froui the "?• • q e.t4.l'l'tdin4 to he made to M. Pearson, Writer to the 11!4‘1, 'lltturgli • or to Mr Low at Gordon Bank, by thli-,PRDI A L BALM of CULEAD is now. kir,(o".yd, as the greatest discoverytinttlias been made 7-..uxitu • • :•-of mart ;it i 3 pUtent, safe-,•and pleasant. 'The .f qiejl\; farne'bestowed nu its Inventor (Dr. SO ,N% '-.tverpi,ol) iS the true and nnly-criterien top age ,t 1 1,1 ()f her whiCh has- been administered 'letli',ll.ll,,Zi.:'est to the lowest class of people with such happy st'eeess.--'nw:.l7enders of this' Medicine' fre '°94,'star Ket supplied.so quick as the 'demand is for it ; 4rt worthy of remark' that they:are sold.nearly 10,,thdt:r,;(1. a'riret; hand, b'eing' mostly, beSpoke before they erson Isluturing tinder weaknesses and debility should `4sybtWiil 'l,lte a trial, of 'the- Cordial' Balm Gtlead, el disappoint their hopes, ttoWever sanguine they f 0111/It'' ..4ttlittla,,,'S.- TO TIIE AFFLICTED IN ,GENERAL. ;',o4l,!tria-ii°"7s Cordial, Balm of Gileadis happily calculated ttler,V, 1,, tile and infirm. In all inward decays, eie4,')ttediesss.4•;pirits, wezikues,es in either sex, wile ilnY...ticquirett, or owing to youttliful iinproden ;'%lll• ‘,,,4171e1ny will -alf,ird the most wonderful . In 4tst t 'flesses; tabus clorsalis;.or nervous consumptions, toe, 4tir,„(.4!is unrivalled, JS he seen oy tbe mum fter als itt'his delpaniptile.,-iVered gratis by the Doe - 1%1 (Jr 1'• Atot, all It.ALM of GILEAD most wonderfully ehe e,tl~ert°Ward' tied support the life of the aged and infirm. er, debility, lowness of relaxation in , "e this"dter hereditary or owing' to youthful e,, ellntellicine will afford the Most wonderful relief. ‘‘\;,e;l.)llK characteristic of p• rottioting lungrvity has ; for by keeping the ("m itinion, asat „talatuil repair, it !Preserves the•bodyist in health and -v nts.preat tire decay. It requites nu parti- PP11,,,. "enu t, nor m atteotiou to diet. , bs.l.llt SECII-M.l'Y against COUNTEILFEITS. t S saving of One Bottle in Four. tat t'M ,e 1 A 1.:.. of GILF A-II is in bottles, each B _there are also -fan bottles, peke 335. four bottles at Its, by which the patient also the ditty ; the stamp. of which hears and adrfress in the eng'raving, t‘ Sarni. 1,•!: f to imitate which is felony i ar.d this set of Plates,, has been granted, to favour of his 'Majesty's Uctiourable Coin - • ""fIP bat ies, vraiinsely to 'secure the public , 11'.•,;eits • e:se are genuine. ,on Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Watd, 204, 1401- 4i44,, ' 'S. Strlpti; and Mr. Goatley, tea Minoriei. reptitable Venclt.r in all Market 'fowits _ aud all other :Medicine Venders. By.a PRACTICAL AGRICULTURIST. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.' • Of whom may also be had, The Practical Gardener, cr' r , Improved_ System of Modern Horticulture ; adapted to large or small Gardens ; de ligned,for the assistance of .those Gentlemen who manage their own Gardens, and as a Boo): of Reference for the young profeSsional Horticulturist. By John Abercrombie, .Author of `‘.B-very Man !Ili own Gardener." The SecOnd reefted, with, c,onsiderable Additions by J. Mean, Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. In limo. price 90. in boards. • tiowiJAND and SON respeetfully iwforin the Nobility, Gentry. and Public at large, that in con se4iiince of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil, insidious Perions have imitated it with a 'Counterfeit, com posed of Deleterious Ingredients injurious to the Hair; to avoid such imposition, it, is necessary to ask for IiOWLAND's MACASAI4. OIL Each bottle is signed . on the Outside label in red ink; " A.• Rowland and Son," with a Treatise on' the Hair en closttE 'fins °ills the Original and Genuine, possessed of salubrious properties—warranted to.afford the greatest nou rishment -to the Hutnan.Hair; prevents the Ilair being in ured by illness, change of Cliaoite, study, tiavellit!, ac couchement, &e.; xemoves the scnrf, harshness, and dry ness; renders it soft, and glossy ; prevents its falling oft, t • turning grey; creates a thick growth on the baldest. places; makvs the hair strong in curl, •Which it keeps in damp wea ther, exercise, .&c. ; imparts a pleasant perfume ; and pro duces whiskers, eyebrows, Ste. The ProFietors warrant - its innocence, and to improve the hair front infancy to the latest iseriod of life. • • The inestimable properties of ,this have gained it the patronage of their. Royal I•li7lntesses the Princess of Waks, Duchess of York, the Duke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty the EmPeror of Russa. by thyir especial Authority.—Price da. Gd. 7s. tOs..tid. and One Guinea eaeh. •• • Also, ROWLAN 'Vs ESSENCE of TYRE. By merely wettiorthe hair with this preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a- beautiful glossy and permanent brown. or black, imitating the exact. na tural calour; washing makes this Dye more durable, Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hail - with ease and sectLsy.—Vrice 4s. is. 6d. and. Ins.' 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietors,. A. ROWLAND and SON. cornrr 'of Kirby street, the first turning. on'the right in Hotton7g,arden, barn, London; and,• by - a`ppointment, by Wn ders throughuut-Eur9pes • We calf on the Public to watch" this Bill with great jealousy—it will throw on the 'Nation a great additional and unnecessary expence, without obtaining, in the way,which ought to be pur sued, •the avowed object of the measure. Ano ther course, perfectly unobjectionable, and at a small ex pence, will secure it, which we will point out on another day. In the mean time, we are free to confess, that we should rather have seen an inquiry of this nature: brought forward by the Government than the individuals who art so anxious to promote this Bill. ‘Ve• have not that Confidence in their management to induce us to wish them appointed' under it. We recollect they are Members of• the African Institution ; Com missiouers for the Management of the Cirown Es tates itt Berbice ; and we think, if our recollec tion dries not fail us, that one of theM was active in supporting, a few years since, a Bill which. was brought into Parliament to alter sod repeal the Statutes of a College in a neighbouring County, to enable its Master to marry, contrary to the express intention of its Founder_ Under these circumstances, we shall be glad to see this Bill abandoned. It would establish a species of summary jurisdiction unknown at present in the Country, and invest individuals with an uncon trollied power, which is not possessed by the su perior Courts—tor in all their proceedings both principals and their witnesses are protected, and every •degree of caution used to prevent them from •being taken by surprise, or otherwise per sonally committed, from the want of legal 0 ffici - visers, or suent time to be prep ared their answers, &c. Under this Bill, if tiny persOn sum= mooed before the Commissioners shall refuse to answer any question relating to the subject for •wiiich he - is summoned, they may commit him to such prison as they shall think proper, there to re main, without bail or maininixe, until he shall submit to ansWer the questions they shall ask ! Surely ! such a poWer as this will never be given to any set of Commissioners, however highly. re spectable they may lie.—What ate the Truste_es, GoyyruOrs,- and Officers of the Seth - tots in Eng land and Wales not to be allowed the usual pro tection of the Law which is afforded to all,classes of the People, in the Courts of Ltw and Equity,, because they will not- answer all the questions which may be asked them ; are they to be com mitted to prison, however aistant or locative nient, and there to remain, without bail or Main piize, at the will and pleasure of these Commis sioners:!. This: is. a suspension. of - the Habeas Corpus Act with a vengeance ! and. for, what pur pose it bereatott in a few SC110016:80Ille 44LISCS, 11 I A bac; be o b. ! or ire . L easur e et' Pr ° : a o° 4 - ' colii ntrY*. ot S sth ' l'l4 §0 10at : ling tf '" ° or P° fot M e ! bril4 e, it It laud. Friel) (l at 1i613‘ rt reV% red 0 , , Great ‘ v . A t , , IP s rdersi DIVIDENDS, May 5, 3. Dawes, It. Noble, K. H. Croft, and R. Barwick,' Pall-mall, bankers—May N C. and E. G. Boldero, Sir H. Ltishington, amid H. Boldero, Cornhill, hankers—May 8, R., Evans, Duffield, Derbyshire, maltster—April 18, W. flamit. ton and M. Agar, Lime-street, iiierchants 7 -Nlay 9, 'l'. Byrell. more, Coodington, Hertfordshire, farmer—May 23, W. Smith, Piccadilly, saddler , ---April 25, W. Wells, Malden,. liquor-merchant—May 5, E. Yandall, Earl-street, Black friars, corn-dealer—May 96, J._ anti E. Bernoulli, Jetfery's square, St. Mary-axe, merchants—May 16, E. Jones, Lud gate-bill, haberdaslier—May i 9, M. and J. W. Woodward, Bahliside, timber-merchants—May 16, T. Sharp and D. Stables, Drury-lane, iron:founders—May 9, J. P. H. Flage dorms, Old Broad-street, merchant-May 14, rt. Earl, Carlisle, druggist—May 16, J. M. and 'J. L. Siordit, Austinfriars, 'merchants—May 6, Worthy, Exeter, woollen-manu facturer—May- 9, .1. Fay, Ulrirer George-street, Portman square, child,bed-linen-iitanuhlcorrek,,--May, 8, B. Davis, Broseley, Shropshire, saddler—May,„ 9, . J. Milner and V. Chaplin, It nioni,;er- lane, Inert:ha/As—May 16, I'. Guichenet, kenehurch-strcet, nvercliant-May Naish, Twertork, Soule! setshire, clothier—May 16, T. Dodd, Leicester-street, Leicester-squdre, prititseller—May 5, ltt. Strickland, Bristol, watchnialie.—Moy 7, W. Kingtot!, Trowbridge, NViltshire, Carpenter—M:iy E. Bdulton, 11orcester, tehirittroanui• facturer—Nlay 9, .1. Davis and- T. -H. Lloyd, Lutlibury, cluthiers—M4y 7,.W. Barktr, S. and 3. Field, Leeds, wool staplers—Slay 7, S....loseph, Gosport, slupseller. CEIt'I'IFICAI'ES-NlAy 5. S. Hancock, Newbury, 140i§bire, Gore, Bishopsy„at.s-street, Itaberdoher---J. Ste,v;lrt, Bi,itopTate , strectoatldler—J.. Baker, Bath, tailor—,J. A. Prewer, Bath, printer—G. Brow ti,Jvitery's/Ferrate, Kentish-town, jeweller. PARTNERSHIPS VISSOLVED T. Bottely,' and J. Lilly, Birtititigttatn, platers ,, -It. Allen. and T. Young, Kingslatteli coal-deaters—W. Strove., TApton, Yin kshire, and.J. A is:tit, syn. Lea‘liridge, Derbyiliire, cotton sliinners—G. N. and.E. Bailer, Bideford, Devonshire, cuy riers—R. Watson and T. fhblttron, Whitby, Linen-drapers--- . J. 1). Satidys and lt. Sampson,i jun. Liyerpuol, ship-brokers--. J. Eveloigh and It. I)icklutton, Liverpool, • hatters-4. %Vow" anti G. Walker, Burstein, Statiortkhrre, hatil.sers—W. Over. bury and C. Blackwell, Avening,• Gloucestershire, clotitieri... A. and J. Padgett, South AI otton-st reel, wine -merchants —Jib Panties and Ann Keatitur, Liverpool, linen-drapers• 4-1. Stone and 'l'. pleasant, lledfordbury,-. clot li-ivorke'rs—A.' Crow- and 'J. Trapp, Denotat k•street, sugar-bakers—A: Padre) , • and J. Litt:lemma, fentierinanufactiirers—B.Flunn- Llers, It. and T. Milts, Yartn, Yorkshire, uterchaiits-74..Laiies : and J.'Fislier„ . l3i ;Aul, iutl'cli2tits,